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- Author: Jules Ntumba
- Publisher: National Library of South Africa
- ISBN-10: 0620864591
- ISBN-13: 9780620864596
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1 cm, softcover
- Language: English
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The significance of power is in its use; but before using power effectively, one first needs to realize that they have power, and secondly, they need to understand the power they have. To have power and not know it is boring, to have power and not understand it is dangerous. The reason many people are living ordinary lives, although they are extraordinarily empowered, is because they neither know nor understand the power they have-therefore misusing it. But there is power stored in every individual, and good use of it will distinguish one from most. This power is nothing but the ability to exercise control. In this book, the author points out ten vital aspects over which you should exercise control to have a quality of life far superior to that of the average human.
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- Author: Jules Ntumba
- Publisher: National Library of South Africa
- ISBN-10: 0620864591
- ISBN-13: 9780620864596
- Format: 15.2 x 22.9 x 1 cm, softcover
- Language: English English
The significance of power is in its use; but before using power effectively, one first needs to realize that they have power, and secondly, they need to understand the power they have. To have power and not know it is boring, to have power and not understand it is dangerous. The reason many people are living ordinary lives, although they are extraordinarily empowered, is because they neither know nor understand the power they have-therefore misusing it. But there is power stored in every individual, and good use of it will distinguish one from most. This power is nothing but the ability to exercise control. In this book, the author points out ten vital aspects over which you should exercise control to have a quality of life far superior to that of the average human.
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